Chapter II: Conclusion and proof of the insurance contract - Form and transmission of policies.

I.-Any natural person who is canvassed at their home, residence or place of work, even at their own request, and who signs an insurance proposal or contract for purposes which do not fall within the scope of their commercial or professional activity, has the option of withdrawing from it by registered letter or by electronic registered mail with acknowledgement of receipt within a period of fourteen calendar days from the…

An insured who, for non-professional purposes, takes out an insurance contract which complements a good or service sold by a supplier may cancel this contract, without charge or penalty, as long as it has not been fully performed or the insured has not called in any guarantee, and within a maximum period of thirty calendar days from the conclusion of the contract. Where the insured benefits from one or more…

Where a non-insurance good or service is offered in addition to an insurance contract as part of a package, the distributor shall provide, before the contract is concluded, an appropriate description of the various elements of the package and indicate how their interaction alters the risk or insurance cover.